Seven men executed at Kentucky State Penitentiary
Eddyville Ky July 13 AP seven convicted murderers were electrocuted between midnight and 1 30 this morning at the state penitentiary. The seven, four white and three black, included Milford Red Lawson 35 Corbin Ky Orlando Seymour 21 Louisville Ky Haselle Dockery 21 Harlan Ky Charles Paul Mitra 23 Saint Louis Mo William Moore 45 Louisville Ky James Howard Louisville Ky Clarence McQueen 38 Cynthiana Ky. The men faced the chair in bright light as relatives awaited word and coffins were prepared for disposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eddyville
Peninary
Kentucky
Saint Stone
Milford
Lawson
Corbin
Mountain County
Orlando Seymour
Louisville
J Haselle Dockery
Harlan
Charles
Paul Mitra
Louis
William Moore
James Howard
Clarence McQueen
Cynthiana
Reckoning Ahead: Bank Leader Warns on Credit Expansion
Melvin A. Traylor, former American Bankers Association president, warns Chicago curb market audience that national credit is stretched to near maximum. He says today’s easy credit stems from active stock market and installment selling, with $1 trillion in credit and $500 million in gold loss last year. A day of reckoning must come as security credit must be curtailed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Melvin
Traylor
First
National Bank of Chicaga
American Bankers’ Association
Chicago Curb Market Association
Federal Reserve
United States
Diamonds valued at $2,500 stolen by highwaymen near Arkansas City
Mrs Maude Plamandon of Arkansas City reported that two highwaymen robbed her and three other women, taking diamond rings valued at $2,500 after they stopped to pick up a suitcase by the road. One woman hid rings in her mouth while others concealed valuables. Rainbow Division meets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winfield
Kan
Maude Plamandon
Arkansas City
Lewis Watts
Rainbow Division
Kansas Units at Anniversary of Champagne Marne
Columbus Ohio July 13 AP Celebration of the tenth anniversary of the Champagne Marne defensive was under way as Rainbow di Fionnual convent members gathered for their annual convention. Practically every state represented in the division had contributed a delegation Kansas units are represented
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Champagne-Marne
Rainbow ‘di Fionnutal Convent
Kansas
Doukhobors' Nude Parade Crushed by Nelson Police
Afloat in Nelson British Columbia on July 13, police blocked a planned nude parade by fifteen Doukhobors calling themselves the Sons of Freedom in protest over the arrest of a colony member. They were driven out of town and warned not to return, though residents note such dares are common among the three Doukhobor colonies in Glade Thrums and Brilliant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson
B.C
Doukhobors
Sons of Freedom
Glade
Thrums
Brilliant
Russia
Fourth of July in Lecompton Highlights Community Talent
Lecompton hosts a busy Fourth of July with home talent programs in afternoon and evening. Notables include Mrs. Davidson and Mrs. Fannie Smith visiting from Topeka, plus appearances by Curtis Sehon Emilie Reynolds Mary Smith and Rev. F W Bertschinger. Northeast District Sunday school and Christian Endeavor convention to run July 16 to 20 plan banquets talks and services with speakers from Dayton Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Robison
Lecompton
Chevrolet
Lizzie Carlson
Helen
McWatts
Mr. McWatts
H. A. Davidson
Davidson
Fannie Smith
Sallie Shirley Willets
John Anderson
Mary McCall
Topeka
Anna Baughman
Emma Ballard
John Taylor
Frank Clarke
Chester McFann Ha
McFann
Ed Garich
Ben Crouse
Boyd Scott
Emilie Reynolds
Thomas Dick
Lulu
James
Mary Smith
Charles Wells
Curtis Sereni
Herbert Hunter
Chester Gibbons
Margene Brown
Esmana Mabel Bertschinger
F. W. Bertschinger
John Eat
Mr. Herdy
W. Bertschinger
Megill
Norma Jane McClanahan
Big Springs
Wright Beschinger
School
Christian Endeavor
Vgrthur
Ward
C. O. Main
E. L
Misy
Philippine Islands
Rank Bennett
Main
Pau
Herrick
W. O. Jones
C_E
Fr Bennettt
Rae
Wil
Song Sery Stain
Idvass
Jonex
Dayton
Ohio
Convention in Lecompton to host delegates from several cities
Plans call for mornings devoted to study and inspirational work, afternoons for recreation, and free lodging and breakfast provided by two churches in Lecompton and vicinity. The convention aims to accommodate a hundred or more delegates in an ideal, hospitable setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Topeka
Jrinces
Lecompton
Lecompton-and-vicinity
Belvoir community notes and visitors this week
Mrs Charlie Houk hosted Belvoir R N A with members listed including Mrs C A Balnay and Mrs Roy Harrell. Several families visit, threshing crew cooks, and a 4th of July program at Stull. Belvoir C P A ball beat Thompson Hardware 19 2. next game vs Hill Motor Lawrence. Baby girl born to Mr and Mrs Charlie Ice at Memorial Hospital Lawrence July 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie Houk
C. A. Balnay
Roy Harrell
Wining
Elmer Sawyer
Ove Bidinger
J. F. Bidinger
F. Hoeder
Roy Deskin
Joe Anderson
M. J. Murphy
Wm. Murphy
Geo ‘Houk
Clyde Talley
Frank Denech
California
Willie Anderson
Ethel
Clara ‘Gun' Sar
Urphy
Ontire Belvoir C. P
Thompson Hardware
Topeka
Belvoir
Bel‘ Voir
Hill Motor Team
Lawrence
Stull
John Kraft
Len Ice
Harry Wulfkuhie
Forendon
Tom Connole
Mary Lavin
Frank Bidinger
Frank
Plin
Clinton
D. Gibler
Minnie Manahan
Arkansas
Dave Shields
George’ Anderson, Sr
Wm. Damm
M. Lavin
Leavenworth
D. E. Murphy
Crawford
Ae Bidinger
Clara
Gunther
Leaven Worth
Anderson
Florence
Helen Connole
Ben Stull
Frank Wilfkuhle
Elmer Nichols
Local Social Roundup From Twin Mound
Mrs Will. Heys and daughter Helen motored to town Saturday. Mr and Mrs E C Wilson hosted Sunday dinner for friends from Kansas City. John Simon checked hogs in Lawrence. Monday Earl Harding and daughter Roberta visited. Louise from Kansas City stayed with the Hardings’ family. Gerald Erwin and others from Lawrence were callers. Doris Lila Harding Caila Celesta Thurbet Ruth Moss and Adeli Moonfort were mentioned in weekend visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will. Heys
Helen
Kansas City
John Simon
Lawrence
Earl Harding
Roberta
Louise
Wie Harding
J. Rukes
Gerald Erwin
J Doris
Lila Harding
Caila
Celesta Thurbet
Ruth Moss
Adeli Moontfort
Vaughn
Berryton
Elmer Thurber
Adam Smith
E. Wilson
Berryoton
Hazel Fogerty
Joe Schirmer
Evelyn Heyl
Will Heyl
Ongrie Moore
Stuart
Cedeste
J. Ruke
Pearl Harding
Scot Harding
Sam Ruke
Gerald Exwin
Pearl Thurder
Lila
Welcome and Vicinity News Briefs from Topeka Area
Saturday afternoon in cleaning. church activity and local visits mark the Welc ome and Vicinity notes. Rev Vaughn of Berryton led services and busi ness as harvest, farm work, and threshing fill the week. Multiple families from Lawrence, Topeka, and nearby farms are mentioned with gatherings, calls, and travel. Fireworks, ice cream, and community chatter color the local scene.
Local notices from the Chandler and Deay families
A string of weekend visits and small events fill the Chandler Deay area. The Nelson family, Thelmas Parsons, and Alberta and Lorraine Reusch visited Baldwin. Gray Johnston shifts aid to threshing. Harold Roe and wife welcome a son. Mrs Britandine arrived in town for a visit. Mrs Alva Rockhold and Fred visited Vinland. Jim Jones shopped in Vinland. Fred Will Jr spent time with Dale Love. Earnest George helped with oats but fell ill. Reverend Roberts visited from Fall Leaf. Carl Nieder visited the Childs home. Leonard Deay came from Pleasant Grove. Bert Deay ill again. Mrs Jake Busch picked berries. Miss Norah helped threshers. Dorothy Edmonds staying with sister Mrs Walter. Mr and Mrs Moore and children from Kansas City visiting. Mrs Chandler heard of Mrs Jennings losing a seven-year-old boy to lockjaw, with funeral in Osceola.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chet Howard
Vinland
Sam Ramy
C. E. Schick
Thoraday
Homer
C. E. Griffis
Johanna
Berenice Werd
George Home
Arthur Crai
Gladys OF
Alva Rockhold
John Rockhold
Bae Myr
Marvin Griffis
California
Fred
Tamily
Belle House
Francis Macy
Topeka
Walker Randall
Bert Rood
Jesse Deay
V. D. Love
Anna Deay
Nan Gladdis
Fred Gleland
Estel Moore
Miles Cleland
V. D.love
Kenneth
Keith
Geokie
Arthur Smith
Crilla
Lawson
Dale Love
Anna Eay
Helen Holcom
Berenice Griffis
Lois Tucker
Opal Randall
C. H. Cooper
Howard and
Lee
Lawrence
Clarence
Avier Schick
T.C. Williamson
Earl Hall
Kemper Pdeire
T. G. Williamson
Miss Mabel Stevenson
Childs
Sabina
Werd Sibley
Thelmas Parsons
Alberta
Lorraine Reusch
Baldwin
Gray, Johnston
Fred Will
Andy McClintock
Harold Roe Hays
Britandine
H. H. Hemphill
Fredi
Jim Jones
Fred. Will, Jr
Reverend Roberts
Fall’ Leaf
Chandler
Carl’ Nieder
F. E .Childs
Leonard Deay
Pleasant Grove
George
Edd
Deay
Hererman
Bert Dea
Can't Praise It Enough Kingster Woman Credits Vegetable Compound
Hattie V. Eastby of Kingston Missouri reports using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for 18 months to regain strength after long illness. She weighed about 106 pounds and could not perform house or outdoor work until after consuming four bottles. Her sister-in-law also used the product after childbirth and became stronger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingster
Lydia E. Pinkham
Maen
Hattie’ V. Eastby
Kingston, Missouri
Riverside 4-H club plans July events and parade
Riverside Sun flower 4-H club met at the Martin home Friday evening to plan attendance at the Santa Fe time special July 25, join county clubs in a parade and a picnic, and schedule a daily tour July 20. Elizabeth Randle, Lucille McCreary, Edna Cole and K G Clark attended. Miss Conn Foote of Manhattan urged attendance at the Santa Fe lime special July 25. a nutrition exhibit featured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Ms
Elizabeth
Randle
Lucille McCre
Edna Cole
K. G. Clark
J.S. Taylor
A. R. Oatman
Edna Cale
K.G
Ozarks
Teee
H. E
Lawrence
Kansas City
Riverside
Ferm Bureau
Ini
Sapeatey
Elizabeth Randle
Taylor
Fanny
Conn Foote
Manhattan
Santa Fe
Washington AR study enrollment in largest cities
A fragmented report notes that enrollment of students ages four and under in Washington Arkansas area shows a notable share of residents in the region. The partial data hints at demographics and early education patterns among the four year olds in the referenced cities.
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Washington
Colle
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Mass
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Squibb
Park & Tilford’s. Candy
Deckerson
Mount Vesuvius
Sloan’s Liniment
Squibb’s
Crear
Caldy
Pepsin
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